I don't care either way. I really want to know who's behind this agenda, though.
Here's what I think I know-
Most religions speak of how same sex relationships are condemned as sin, whatever. The teachings of religion express anti-gay or no-gay bias. So those who are exposed to religion are exposed to this education.
There are not enough gay people in the US to ever create the population majority needed to pass any type of legislation. This means they need to gain sympathy, pity, empathy or some other way to get non-gays to help them with their cause.
Most people I know who are not gay, but strongly support gay marriage are white, middle to upper-middle class, socially liberal people. I've read, seen and heard that <generalization>African Americans oppose gays and/or gay marriage </generalization>. Is this true and what about other ethnicities. Does it matter?
Sean
Here's what I think I know-
Most religions speak of how same sex relationships are condemned as sin, whatever. The teachings of religion express anti-gay or no-gay bias. So those who are exposed to religion are exposed to this education.
There are not enough gay people in the US to ever create the population majority needed to pass any type of legislation. This means they need to gain sympathy, pity, empathy or some other way to get non-gays to help them with their cause.
Most people I know who are not gay, but strongly support gay marriage are white, middle to upper-middle class, socially liberal people. I've read, seen and heard that <generalization>African Americans oppose gays and/or gay marriage </generalization>. Is this true and what about other ethnicities. Does it matter?
Sean